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My first time listening to Wil Bolton. Night Paths is a great ambient album, just like the rest of the Hidden Vibes "series". Highly recommended.
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Eilean is great at surprising the hell out of me when they find this cyclical, percolating, instrument-rich ambient music. Akin to Eilean's releases from Toàn and Sonmi451 which are two of my most favorite on the label, I'm already certain from the preview songs, that 'Illuminate' will be one of my favorite, most listened to albums of 2019! Hats off to Jason Corder, brilliant work sir.
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supported by 23 fans who also own “Coma Communion”
A pleasing variety of interesting sounds.
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This Chicago (where else?) post-rock group builds wafting atmospheric ambient out of slow drums and a shimmering churn of droning guitars.
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Vol. IX: Music for Cello and Nyckelharpa
by benjin
A fascinating musical conversation between the cello and its lesser-known cousin, the nyckelharpa.
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Sallaw
by Porya Hatami | Aaron Martin | Roberto Attanasio
supported by 22 fans who also own “Coma Communion”
...Yet beyond crafting four distinct atmospheres, it's the evolution of each piece, the change in seasonal sound, that makes Sallaw such an excellent piece of story-telling. Rather than shown the imagery upfront, the listener is instead guided, and left with space to explore on their own. The ability of the trio's minimal musical writing to evoke such a coherent subject is made all the more impressive by the subtlety with which it is achieved. Full review here: http://bit.ly/2VdX4of
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